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EEC 160: Signal Analysis and Communications
Fall 2013
General Information:
Instructor: Qing Zhao, 3165 Kemper Hall. Email:
[email protected] Yixuan Zhai. Email: [email protected]
and Place: MW 4:106:00, CHEM 176.Office Hour: M: 2:30-4:00, 3165
Kemper Hall.TA Office Hour: T&R: 5:30-6:30, 3089 Kemper
Hall.Course Webpage: SmartSite.
Textbook:
B.P. Lathi, Z. Ding Modern Digital and Analog Communications
Systems, 4th edition, 2009.
Prerequisite:
EEC 150A.
Course Description:
Signal analysis and design. Fourier series and transforms.
Time-sampling, convolution, and fil-tering; spectral density.
Analog and digital modulation: carrier-amplitude,
carrier-frequency, andpulse-amplitude; analysis and design.
1. Review: signals, Fourier transform, and Fourier series
(Ch.2.1-2.9, 3.1-3.3)
2. System transform and filtering (Ch.3.4-3.7)
3. Amplitude modulation and demodulation (Ch.4.1-4.8)
4. Angle modulation and demodulation (Ch.5.1-5.5)
5. Sampling and PCM (Ch.6.1-6.6)
6. Pulse amplitude modulation (Ch.7.1-7.3)
Homework:
Assigned every Wednesday, due by 6:30pm the following Wednesday
in the HW box locatedin 2131 Kemper Hall.
Work individually. No late homework will be accepted.
Each set is weighted equally.
Each problem in a homework set is worth 5 points, with points
allocated as follows:
Correct: 4Minor error: 3Major error: 2Attempted: 1Neatness:
+1
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Computer Assignment: Computer assignment will involve the use of
MATLAB/SIMULINK.You must submit plots with the listings of your
MATLAB/SIMULINK program/diagram. ECEcomputer labs may be
accessed.
4-5 sets; due by 6:30pm on Fridays in the HW box located in 2131
Kemper Hall.
Work individually. No late report will be accepted.
Each set is weighted equally.
Your report should include
goals of the experiment;
basic analytical derivations;
basic steps followed;
results observed;
explanation of your results;
MATLAB code.
Exams:
One mid-term exam and one final exam with the following
schedule:
Midterm: Wednesday, November 6, in class.Final: Friday, December
13, 3:30-5:30
All exams are closed-book. You are allowed to bring one and two
double-sided 8 .5 11 cheatsheets for Midterm and final exam,
respectively. Calculators are allowed.
Requests for make-up exams will only by approved in cases where
strong written justificationis provided. Acceptable justification
includes illness (confirmed in writing by a physician) andpersonal
problems (confirmed by personnel at the Counselling Center). Except
for suddensevere illness, such request must be presented to the
instructor in advance..
All grades are final and non-negotiable except for grading
errors. In order to correct a gradingerror, the original
examination paper must be returned to the instructor within a week
witha brief note explaining the grading error and a signed
statement attesting that the test paperhas not been altered in any
way.
Grading:
Homework: 15%
Computer Assignment: 15%Midterm: 30%Final: 40%
